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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
DARE THEY Snow PREFERABLE" COLORSl
Nan Ynrh L.fier I O The Phlinde!phfa Ldler.

The frce-,rade phaIanx here for the time being
appear to 10 considerably dcmoralizcd. The Brook
lyIi Club has been practically dissolved with tho
death of Henry Ward Bccchcr from whom II chiefly
derived its inspiration. Arrangements ia iact had
been made for frec-trade campaign throughout The
country this spring, with the great preacher rs the
leading orator. who TO draw but man
proposes" etc. and so the whole thing Is on The
Democratic leaders meanwhile taking observations
or soundngs the question but in their latitude and
longitude they appear TO be haly astray They can
10: agree TO the position. the moro Discreet
would like to 20 through the approaching Presidential
campaign other issue than the tariff, II that
wero possible. If apprhensive that the chaotic
condition Of the party this subject VIII be an elc-
mcnt Of weakness: but at the time they cannot
close their eyes the current indications that
tho Republican managers with their usual astutcncss
arc determined make them face the music. whether
they like ID not. Democratic statesmen Ike Scna-
tor Beck, OF Kentucky do not hesitate 10 warn the
wOnl'be leaders OF the party here that they cannot
afford 10 turn deaf ear TO the challenge that !.
thus thrown down. and that the sooner they prepare
TO meet il the better will their chances OF success be
before the country. Tho West he says. with them.
and he talks as II, the whole. 10 would he bottrr
for the party 10 take the chances Oh square "tarf
for revenue only" platform than TO into tho fight
hedging" or chatting between two opinions" In
other words. il the Democracy have any wclldchn"l
policy principle touching free trade or protection
IL had better nail it, coors 10 tho mast and stick To
them.
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VIII CLEVELAND AyrA COME HTLLp

WaShIN90n Lf'F1r IN I'I'Ifd|Tp''0 Itfff
Tho ln.imatOn OF tho Presidents desire originally 10
name Mr.. Herman. Railroad Commissioner for The state
OF NevYork. TO OF the ula"es on the Interstate Com
Commission. AMI the suggestion wh'l almost
simultaneously followed from the friends o. the Prcs
dent that such action would throw the Place open g. inc
probable appointment y Governor Hill II Mr. Purcell tho
recalciirant editor Of Rochester. who WORLD not sup
port Grover C"vellnds nomination. Indicates the tr1c
inwarlness Of Ncw-York politics. Whatever appearance
Indifference be rr by the friends OF Governor
H IL has hccn known for months in admini-tTa-
ton circles that they have boon quietly manGuvrng for
position and they feel reasonably sure OF sur
they will begin open nanipI,aions Tor the New
York de lcgatnn. Their movements havo beo1 closely
watched and from time Ia tinc tho Presidents
friends have here 10 advise him or the
drift Of thincs william T.. Smith. chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee In tho Cleveland cam
pagn friend Of smith VI. weed, ana likely - hc ~
the prominent factors in the antiIlih movement has
here somewhat suddenly la connection with political
matters In direction lie admits that t., stems already
taken the friends OF Governor HE ~ secure the New
York delegation Will force the President into tie field
candidate matter whether he desires the nomination
or MOI; as any other would sacrifice the who
stood by him before and since his election
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NAY THESE OFFICERS BE RETIRED
POLICE COMMISSIONERS IN A QUANDARY.

vnE INSPECTOR AND CAPTAINS WHO WILL BE
AFFECTED BY Mr.. LACoMBEs DECISION.
Since the Board OF Police retired Captains Bennett and
Petty under the sxty years. clause In the PENSION aw
rome lawyers expressed the opinion that the law
demands the immediate retirement Of all members OF tho
force who have served twenty years and are over sixty
wears OF age That portion of the law which was amended
I'm 1855 so as to enable the Commissioners to retire
superintendent walling without his consent If he had
chosen to stick longer, reads as follows:
member Of the police force who has or shall have per
appeaOn writing upon seT,ais'S Ss Of
ma1sny disabled Sssi as SO a. 1 %
@ ssa 5n rs' n and
aud granted paid fund an animal pen,
slTh s aaa or such member
odsi ssccs si the
p ha. the sail Boa OF p9ss sa a To saeh Inspector
$3.50 per anhum
For nearly two years the Police CommsSioners nave
which No 3O7 of the Laws OF ss5 They have
n as a
pcaton retirement yet they claimed discretionary
powers regarding the retirement OF mel over sixty years
OF age All attempt is being made to get the present
Legislature to give the Commssioaers dscretonapy
Changing shall to may before the words by resc,
luton adopted by majority vote OF she i@ hae cacd
the wording OF the paragraph they have confessed no
inability to how why the law should be regarded rs
when the two coupled together before the word
shall" In their perlexity the Commissioners a low
days ago made appeal to Corporation Counsel La
cObe tor opinion and they intend to act on his deeiS
ion. -,
II Mr Lacombe decides that the sixty years" clause
mandatory the Commissioners VIII proceed at once 70
retire Inspector Dilks, Captains Caffrey, Copeland,
Hedden. Mount and washburn about dozen sergeants
and fifty more patroimen and doormen. Inc cneet
will be TO increase the pension burden greatly ana 10
make room for larger number OF promotions In the de,
dartment Some of the police surgeons who are regarded
ms members the force would have to be retired also
Captain Robbins of the fremont Squad Is over Sky
years age but Is clear that he has served twenty
years In the department and his case may require =
special opinion of the Corporation counsel
While he was sergeant IN the Old Metropo i,s
forcc Robbins retired a pension
lie aferward became captain OF police in Morrisania
and remained in command there until the district above
the Harlem annexed TO the CITY, By the act OF an
nexaton Captain Robbins again became member or the
New-YorK force. and he immediately lost the pension
which he had been drawing from the city treasury Cn-
less his service while he pensioners counted rs
service in the department. Captain RobDins probably
cannot be retired without his consent number or
patrolnen who were annexed" with Captain Robbins,
and who sixty years of age would have sti
stronger claim because they had not had any previous
connection wSth the city force Mr.. Lacomhes decision
expected before the next meeting OF the Police Board
IN
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HE HAD NOT FORGOTTEN HIS DEBT.
from The Trcu 7i1es

Three years ago the attention of a young west
Trojan was attracted by the betting of y0uth at Il
meeting on tho Island Park course The bohncss
Of tho youn- pool buyer wls only cquaad ny his ms
fortune. "You have had bad luck said tho west
Trojan. al haven't cent left" was the reply. " !
live in NewYorli ana have not even money enough
left to get homo with" GLOW much do you necdl
said the sympathetc man from over tho river. six
dollars" Hero 1t Is, and you can send mo the
money when you get home" Many were the luckless
horscman's protestatons Of gratitude. Days passed
by and the money did not come. The man who made
the loan lost So worth OF faith in human nature, ana
dismissed the incident from his memory. one day
this week young man walked into the West Trojan =
place of business and throw down So it was the
loan of three wears ago The beneficiary had at that
time in his excitement neglected. to take the name or
address of his ncw-made friend. and only chance
meeting at Albany with racing man who had been
n witness of the transaction on the course enabled
him TO learn TO whom he might repay the debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08

LIVERPOOL. April INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cut
3Ss. Long Coar Miles 39s OIL short Gear Mindless
3ys obi Short us 30, o. Shoulders 2os Od per cwL Beo
EOS Cd for Extra India Mess Prime Mess. DIS OF Pos-
G7s.6ii Western. G2s Gi LardA nercan sos Prime west
ern, 30s I'd, Lard oil. 32s. I'll. Hams Long CUT 49s
Shoulders 35.O Butter-9Os OF per cwt for finest ntei
States Cheese-American Choice. CAS- Oi Wheatoncu
Western Spring "a. Oi. G7s. Id; Rot WINTER IS "a.
IL. I'd. pc Genital New No. Winter a. Odi 40 NO;
Spring t. Cd. New Mxed Western. Is :d california no
], Is 3D. 97s Cd; do No 2 Is U OF sd per GENITAL FRO
duceSp.rits OF Turpeutiuo 30, OBJ DO AZ London
per cwt Refined Petroleum I'd per gallon Clover seed
American lied. 49s per cwt Tallowa2os vi. per ews
Fine American. 23s. 0d.; Prime City, ga 3D. per cwt
Rosn-Comuon So Sal Pale IL. Cd 00s. OF Lin,eei OIL
20s I'd per roglsons-American kefrigoraed Beel
hind quarters 6d fore quarters Al per 10 HOPS AZ Ion
on-New.York state AZ los 0d G93 o. Od Cottohseoi
oil, Liverpool make l's. oil - ,,, ooo
The receipts wheat the past three days wero l43ooo
centas including $4,000 ceatas OF American ..
The receipt OF American corn for tho past tee days "ero
"a. 100 centais. - -. ~, .oo
LONDON April 7-Produce-I.nseed OIL. 19a 3D. 02os
0d per cwt Cacntta Inseed 3ls ID per quarters iln
seed Cake 80 - Ud. per ton lenncd Petroleum. 'iou
b. i'd gallon; Spirits OF Turpcntine 25s oa pvr
cwt, Pale OIL dlIa Cd Provlsions-Lart 39s ID per
cw for American. suEarl2s Cd per cwt Tor Euos Cen
tufugal poorizing So and Is Cd lis ID Tor
fair refining afoat Australian laiow-Bee Z3s ol Cos
Ud Mutton. 2js. o. Dos ID Cocoanut on-Coyion 40
IS; Cochin S37 Os American Refrigerated Beef 81 s zoe
hind quarters Is 3D. Tor foro quarters per SD W tho
BREMEN April T. Petroleum. o marks 90 pfennings
Wilcoxs Lard ciJsctN 81 mKs % psnninss per iio 10
ANTWERP. April 1.-Petroeun- Fine Pale American, ID
francs 80 cent? paid anh Is r5ncs 81 centies s5,rt
Wiicoxs Lard clos> III 30 centincspsr iol tpt
The poitce mark Is Will 10 closed until next tuesday
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FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-The export movement nma.
nsly Price. are without variation mcnsHs
s'ssnf the De feeling Including ssn'psS Mn
% 20 snn g 70 isr F.n in n0T g s G
aiis sS, cS Winter S' %h ss h1i
for en- E, GSS sr q Sran 10 S
P pSn to nene tS iI' s , for
g @ Ps,ss ; s '5 g.Ssya SspfF%s
g ss co. Common to GOOD wd Esrn w q 5
= %. S no %eSs fssss q.
ss9ry 9sS' Co., 49, h Rys MIsafs
%s g ' n.y. 4 nj ssI, r Ms
soURS r light s1
changed sales 900 Se!s co%mon 70 Fsr Extra py a.
e 90 and and s q Sh ss at 81 1888 s
al y y So IS sn @EAs5ei q.
sale, 2o9 on. nra9ywnc g ~ wit, N. we., ,bs tenn
s RAJ rather a spO
hu he aad closed firm shippers bought moderately sre
aton wa; comparatively light and confined manly to May
aud anIDs the early hour. from which
@ 20 600 p Sa, sa. future rs? 2Soe spot
nclGilns THerslci iei at ssaaS1sc. No Red 9lI.s;
90 b. D So f!s s IS "a No White ssc BID Extra
led 30 Fred April 93ls%99sSc closing 81 at 81 q is
g. s Nay t 90 sTsi fS So uy &C.
cmS S o1ssSao CLOSING 9os.e Dscs%SsT Gag
3D. eSSg a. ~ ana S nominal S Mes'ea Quoted at
5fc Canaa SO a 5sc state % a ioc BAeLEYmin mo o
private terms 5000 do Two.ilowoi state at o.. BAR
LEY MALr-Duil nominal -CORN-Cash grades at
iIacto Of attention today representing
one little exporters Prices Al the close snow
cain o, a &c bu7lel The options advanced sG]c
marked on Nav delivery. closing stedy with slight
Speculation continues slow. SalesSzOOVo oush
rls future, 1900 bushels spot. including Ungraded
Mixed at 40d5ULc.: Steamer. sssG4sio IN elevator;
- ISiHigi-c In elevator. 5Ol. "a 90 dellveredi
No White elevator; steamer Yellow 4gc; steamer
White 80 nc elevator No. April. AGA - Sc. closing
49Sc.; do May; 49949Ec closing at a ~ sc do DO
June 4s.aIg.c closing 40 49, &c; do JAW ava
closing AT 495.c.... oATsCash grades are hrn and In
tiio better with moderate stir TO the trade
sow san ~ salesl6j, 900 bushels future $1,000
bushels spot inciulln. No at 3tc: do White, SIC;
. 80 's@I 1.c.; DO White Soc Nol Whtes ''e'
Mixed Western 3id37c.: White do 81 Gt2c White state
9gLc No April s. = Sc closing "a 7sci do May
35c closing 3jc; do June. IS a354c closing at 3tc
July 81 s. closing At 80 anu 1ule,;
40 TO- a29 09jc; 90 n. s5c; 50 10, Soc; 100 10. 9O9s
Sbarps, 81 90 81 Oj. Rye Feed. rs GsOc.
WalEofs private DAILY Circular April 7. 1887. New.York
The United Kingdoms supply OF foreign wheat and Hour
plus wheat delivered from September 1851 10
Arrl & 1871.
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coMox P1EAs-srEuAL T.nx-Beaors BOokstaver. y

COMMON PLKAs-sPxcIAL TRRx-Bef0rs Bookstaver. j.
Adjourned Monday.
COMMON PIKXs-EoUirY TKHM-Bcfore Larromore. G. T.
Adjourned until Monday. -,
COMMON PLKAs-TPIAL TERM-PARr I.-Beorc DaIy, J'-
Adjourned until Monday.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PAgT I1.-Beiore an hoo
sen. 81 Adjourned until Monday. $500,
CITY COURT-TRiAL TERM-PAIr 1.-Before Ehtncn, j.
Adjourned Monday Tho short causes set down ior 10
this part will Monday. 49,.
CITY CoURT-TRIlL TERM-PART 1I.-Before Hyatt 10
Nos sos 27Oo 300 l422 $500 26G7. 2037 3t a29 aod
24S7 1867 1882 27l1 1870 800 2S3I 2eAo so4o' cav
1881, 2789 1854. $780, l1Ol. ,..u.rr ,co.
23S 23O6 242i 2577 2G55 26s5. 2C97 21l9 TBS 2d4s
274S 1888 1890 1906 1907 2S0S. 1928, 2S1 Zo9Z -oV
1871. ,,, p, r,,,o
CoURr OYER AND TERMIsER.Bef van brnnt 'uuse
COURT OF 9KHHRAL Sgssioxs-PART l-Before uuge Wv
ing and Assistant DstrictAttorney flzgerAo-A
until Monday >, ,.,.-. ou,or
sleeve Judge Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Au
journed until Monday. $50 nh, po,.,
CoURT or GENERAL SgssIoNs-PART Il1-Before Recoruer
Smy m and AssIstant District Attorney DaviHed IN Paft
Superior Court)Adjour ned until Monaay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08

Suits against the American Opera Company begun by Alfred
W. Young Alice Richards aud Ruth Torbe chorus singers
for salaries claimed dae them have been placed the
calendar Of the city Court for trial ne<t Friday
Suits have also been brought by Stage Manager william
Parry and 4thors against the stockholders enforce LIABILITY
of the value OF the stOrk held hy
them debts OF TIE company. Parke GOiwIn Lew p.
Morton, Henry g.. Marquand Robert Harris j. PcrPont
Goodwin C. T. Huntington and Others claim
FULLY compiled this aud other respects with the
which they assumed the o!
stockholders George NJ Pullman. another stocSode paid
s.. week the judgment OF Thomis Reed. tea
merchant in FrOust. suit $1,000 from the
opera company Robert Harris paid $1,000 the same
Pullman acted under his
sell Judge Davis in making this payment In bs answer In
against G. L. HUNTINGTON by william W. Badger
Mr. Huntington declares that he Is not storkhoer HIS
WIFE Ardbcla Huntington, however is the st ~
subscriber Tor fifty She has by William
Parry and other creditors OF the company. Mr. Hunting
ton wrote Thurber about that the
he hal contributed 10 the company was inended a. dona
ton and refused The creditors in
yst nothing therefore been paid for his wife stock
and that she Is liable for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


A fnrther Improvement the OF the wheat market
was developed yesterday The better feel due 10 the
unfavJrae nature of che reports respecting the
don crops The certainty of considerable deficiency
California and the continued large volume % exports
ia Public cables reported the foreign markets
sellers and the west bnlishy In cnod In
Guiding boltload taken Wednesday too late to lie
reported columns the purchases for export yese rday
nearly 10000 bushels and the spot market y
higher. The options firm moderate volume Of
eurd ay close 10 the best points show
ing gains = April at ga = for May at 92s and SOP
TENDER eos June at 81 y July AZ 81 and
made MAY. lbrS, dciiv
cry The market
ing "a cent although only $4,000 bushels taken by
spters The options strong In the teeth o.
receipts Chicago and prices closed with dvanccs Of for
April nd sJ3. for June 49, and -
july at 49, cents Oats while du sympathzed with tho
other cereals rising y April TO 3i for May 20 80 aud
a cent 80 In lard there 100 tcres
taken export better IN and closed
up points follows April ~ 81 Nav 81 ST. June 81 g.
July 81 10, August 81 20 and October 81 80.
The Exchange will be closed today
TIE OF grain and -four reported yesterday at New
York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston wero as follows
Wheat 1sOs7 bushels l2 ~ bushels oats lbO73O
bushels grain 427 $40 bushels -four AZ l0i packages
At Chicago, Milwaukee aud ST. Louis the arrivals were
bushels total gram l3223O bushels -four 1l7l5 barelu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
BITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

tragic end OF Jumbo will be investigated in suit for
800 600 damages brought p T. Barnum and others against
Grand Trunk Railway Company. OF Canada, which has
placed the calendar the tourt Part ILL.,
tiia Monday.
Mrs May Dobek yesterday obtained writ OF habeas
pus from Justice DOnohue requiring the superintendent OF
e Wards island IunAc Asylum TO produce her husband
Ferdinand court TOMORROW She asserts that while sner
ing with brain fever he sent TO Bellevue Hospital and
that from there without her knowledge be- taken 10 the
ASYLUM. She insists that he IS perfectly
John II. Ross, whose wife and killed by a
Tmrave Hesters and the BoweTy January 4,
terday recovered $4,000 damages Om Tho railroad company
In thc supreme Court,
The injunction restraining Pauline Markham from produc
ing her alleged play Jim The Forger other apta-
Jim the Penman made
Judge Boosstaver OF the Court OF Common Pleas
Justice DODohuo las appointed Scott Lord tho
property kohsCld & Coz who have confessed Judgment
for $4,000 brought against them ly lseln. Nesser
4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
THURSDAY, April 7-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day proved to no in good form.
Immediately following the opening Of business there was
some further depression in values, and tho general
opinion Of board.room traders seemed TO be that the
market before the holiday would close weak
But about noontime the buying outside OF the
traders became pronounced and reflected III sharp
advances for the entire list. The improvement con
tinued till after $50 o'clock Then money was manipu
lated up to Is per centwouldbe lenders at per cent
had left the loan department because apparently there
we're no more borrowcrs-and prices halted and suffered
some small reactions But with few exceptions they
closed with good gains on last evening. Among the
special which gave exceptional gains ST. Paul
and Duluth from GA 67i4 a66s Evansville and Terre
autc from 30 TO o. and Colorado Coal and Iron from AZ
TO 44 The market closed strong with small reactions
from best figures. Tho Stock Exchange adjourned 70
Saturday at 10 o'clock
Government bonds were quiet and firm at quotations
follows:
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Total 81 S469i 10 7IS OsS 100 l2o9l02
5 1896 20 7g5 - iJiO5S 350lG 100 l2OOlO245

Total S460i 0SS 30 100 l2o9i .
Ea bu s 1926 20 3JG95 350lG 100 l2OolO2io
The average exports OF wheat and wheat flour from The
United Kingdom The Last four years maze Scen or he
Tnnsi Kingdom on AprI l. 1851 i574iOoo bushels
ags" e. more Ills yeST than last Tie stocks
the Tinted Kingdom Dec 81 1856 was ~ 80
%a,ea at about 100000 bushels The whea, Of The
United ngdom In less seed is 57457s2l bushels for
food and manufactures OF Which hc yssry
Of the United kingdom per lanes lawes
eminent English Is for me 100 Ro hc
home crop being deducted leaves remainder OF l5i 5i2 100
rc of 70 S eng N@. 2Ha SS to rSe Ss
from sept 1855 to April D. lSS ma hayG C been a ean, oS
passage April = 1857 i5iiOoO bushels less 10 per cent
P P6P as aTe bushels already Inland
way thence leaving bushels to be pnS S
August 81 1887 in time assure this side Of tho latter date
1h sy as From IN ay rsr s o. icSr
S yea s dOc, not agree With RE Marx Lane Xrps
HAY AND sTRAwTho market is rather , Err. owing
g O a cT"2 %re
Is oboe shipping 90 sSc sawS 2.G Rye 0'aoOc
sh Rna tp% aSD III % Sr% Sales
oIG o pi Involvement in any direction, .
vsS. are g isS N
DO 1885 Prime to Choice II si2e sS M'aS% e
aSe %as%' ':s:sa 5ss :s &c;
93c and Common to Cool l4@lsc; English crop oil 1884,
American iron in good demand and firm at S2l a
s22 for No Thomas, ana $40 s2o,a i o',o NO
c TnS%ss S sD So insioaay at
a2255c spot 90 zoe futures ON first call 20 tons
May sold the Exchange at 2? c Between call 10 ions
gro. SOFA AZ 10 &c. 10 '""s or second
sold 5jc sales London for tho day lSo tons Cop
$50 Leadstealy at 430di'sc speltcr-steady AZ
Spirits the %asst yn'
sS:"' ':f' , .sa j. & y g. 4 Z. $. +
Window GLASS. ST. Water White. S. 80
oIIsA quiet aud sonera ,.p yellow @ TO-
prime SO S3sc.; summer white 39d 4oe Cocoanut
tcyon Cochin v CO. 30. W a1nssc S1s
prime present make 81 d62c Menhadeu crude Sound 20
s2c light pressed 20 gc extra eleachsd S2c sperm
natural spring 7oci Glsachod sariag 75o Whale crude
southern sac. natural 81 bleachei winter A0c.;
Extra bisached age; Mustard Seed. 4jc
R EFF
Liverpool steam grain quoted Id asked with 5000 bush re-
ported ENGAGED Le goo sIa i Sss ps sa
GRAIN CHARTERs-Cork orders. from philadelphia, a
British steamer 5000 9rs rs 81 Lisbon hence an asn
steamer 5000 qrs, private PETROLEUM. CnAR
TERs-AntweIp. hence. two British barks 1000 9s01o
S 4Sm F Fsns a. Dark resSe
terms French port. from Phladelphia EnssaH r%tS
5000 bills crude. private terms MI CELLAM nr
with molasses 81 sos Now.York fron, san DOMINGO
schooner sugar So 25 United Kingdom from Port Royal
steamer with phosphate rock G'Isa, ass Sad a@Surr
cape Hayt thence In baliast oerma1 bark
terms Porto RSo hence s aS S.p hence
sPfaR Sayf were decidedly rser
S Sy 's saa an a.ss SaosS az
Old SIC rs for New SIS 750SlG 0S for Family Mess vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
woRK,fEy KILLED ~ A BROADWAY BUILDING

Two men We're killed yesterday at the sevcnstory
building called the Aldrich, which has been erected
at Nos Al -45 broadway. J. T. & J. VI. Cornell, the
iron manufacturers Of Ccntre-st furnished the IRON
work for the building, and they have men preparing
to paint it. The iron stairway at No. 40 was ready
TO begin upon yesterday. Peter Murray and Daniel
Afford started at the top story TO scrape IT prepafa
tory TO painting. They formed u scalfolding OF a
ladder and u board They had not been at work long
before they both foil to the ground. more than Il
hundred feet They died almost instantly. Thelr
bodies we're badly bruised and Murray's right arm
was almost torn or lie was a single man ABOUT ioa
feminist Afford was twenty ono years old and lived
with his mother at No. 23l East NORTHUMBERLAND"
ninth-st He was her sole support
Deputy Coroner Scho.cr decided that there haa
been great negligence somewhere The ladder whcn
had hccn used "a part OF the scafOld had been cut
up into small pieces and slowed away out OF sight
The Waterman ut the building said that MURRAY Wa
Responsible for the sca.fold. The ladder had been
placed from the sopg edge of the staircase to the
steps Of tho flight Of stairs below, and the board hu
been placed from the hall railing TO the ladder; the
ladder slipped and the mon fell.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARSEra.

,cxnoy Auril a .-I23O m.Canadan Pacific, 81 BIG
second Consol, iOis. Mexican Ordinary 63; st. Paul
Comnon IS i; New.York Central, 1884, Pennsylvania
COS Reading, D. - 60. =. On $1,000
adyices quote Thee Per Cent Renter AZ oV Sn0s
81 /, centmes for the account ..
n m Con soils 1929 both money and the accounts
Aac and First Mortgage Trustees Cerun-
Gates a? Canadian pasas cts ERE SS' asteah of1'
Hudson Bay Company 22ie
Bar silver liz quoted at ~ asi per ounce ~ go, IN 49,.
uuoo pcr at 30 francs ~ ccns
account and Exchange London at 70 francs u
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England %
balance to-day 10 100000. - ........a
f533OO during the past week. :. 40. p..~ :.
PARls April THE weekly etatcment OF tne DsnA ~
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